Help Elaine fund her double lung transplant





Elaine Desnousse, 32, from Seychelles, was born with a medical condition called Bronchiectasis and diagnosed aged 14. In 2018 Elaine's health condition progressed to respiratory failure, and since, she has been on oxygen therapy 24/7 and using ventilatory support. This has impaired her mobility and quality of life.

 
Elaine is in great need of a double lung transplant which will transform her life!
Elaine and her family will have to relocate to India for up to 1 year to undergo all the necessary transplant procedures. Her case is thought to be the first-ever in Seychelles. Unfortunately, her medical insurance does not cover this expensive procedure entirely, and the government will not assist her with her medical expenses.
 
This is why we need you! Elaine and her family are so grateful for any donations to support these life-changing medical procedures, and if you can not donate, please do share this donation page!
 
Thank you!

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